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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1895
Page
3
Advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the system, dispels headaches and fevers, and aids the liver and bowels without harsh substances. It claims widespread medical approval and urges buyers to trust the California Fig Syrup Co. as the sole manufacturer with the product name printed on each bottle.
A fragmented report from the Courier-Herald of Saginaw recounts intense local chatter about throat paralysis cases and a Dover investigation into Canter wouter and Munily matters. The piece reflects a period tone with scattered names, medical claims, and public debate over treatments and credibility.
A fragmented survey of global practices for naming newborns. It mentions Egyptian wax candles, Chinese frame methods, Japanese reins, and German customs, mixed with domestic musings on dinner lateness and family life, all reflected in an old newspaper tone.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts confused dialogue and action involving a character named Blank and a woman seeking buttons. Scene includes shop and door locking, a awkward confrontation, and disjointed sentences. Several proper nouns appear in garbled form, suggesting a crime or domestic scene with misread names and places.
A fragmented notice outlines a whisky trust sale involving property in Amatown with references to a lender, a court process, and a deed of assignment. The document mentions a claim amount around 9,000 and lists parties including individuals and the company, with timing and procedural steps unclear due to the damaged text.
A contested campaign targets fruit peddlers amid civic tensions. Authorities promise enforcement while stakeholders debate public health, safety, and economic impact, with community figures arguing for regulation and reform.
A chaotic report details a deadly incident at a residence in the Midwest where five family members perished from asphyxiation. Names include Willis Tillman and others identified in scattered OCR text. Investigations and public notices reference a community meeting and music association events, with unclear affiliations and dates. The fragmentary account mentions a nearby city and a large crowd gathered for a post-incident response, noting wind and difficult conditions at the scene.
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for tired nerves and weak vitality. It promises increased strength, better mood, and sharper nerves, claiming it supports health and energy through a tonic made from sarsaparilla.
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